I am hoping that “What’s New” content can be made accessible as a separate page on its own besides inside a scrollable window that on a non-touch screen with every browser obligates the user to go find the right side vertical scroll bar control and keep control of it with the mouse, scroll wheel or keystrokes to keep reading the entire contents.
I hope that soon this important content page will be made alternately accessible by a tab or link to read as a page by itself without needing to stay within the embedded window panel on the Wappler index page,
I posted my request under the Category Site Feedback.
I am asking for a Wappler.io WEBSITE modification of the way it has been presenting “What’s new” CONTENT.
My request was to quickly be able to read a PAGE for that content. A link or tab that will take me to the CONTENT as a separate page besides the only way Wappler web design loads it. As a scrollable component div inside an existing page.
I started this topic with screen shots from my own browsers. Firefox and Chrome. So, this is proof that I know how to find this What’s New category.
Firefox opens this dropdown toggle differently, more confined. Chrome makes the What’s New more immediately available. But both at first page load require the down arrow icon to be clicked as a separate action to begin the scroll down to read an entire page of content still embedded inside the “mother” page. Firefox may require a multiple click to load the What’s New content as the scroll window is now activated. I would love to just click once and see the What’s New content also viewable as a dedicated full page.
